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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1960

Page

8

David and Goliath: one hour that changed Israel’s fate

A youthful shepherd boy named David defeats the mighty Philistine Goliath in one hour with faith and the Spirit of the Lord. The tale frames Goliath as any conquering obstacle such as poverty, hunger, or fear, slain by reliance on divine guidance.

Bethlehem Isra David Goliath Israel Saul

Oxford social notes report visits and local events

Mr and Mrs Albert Dickson and daughter Karrief Roy visited her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Hatch. The Dicksons and Hatchs drove to Montana to visit Mr and Mrs Milton Fiatch and their boys and had dinner. Gordon Albrecht of Pocatello joined Mr and Mrs Jack Choules and son Warren visiting William and Wayne Baker. Marie Watch and sons Steven Duane and Claire Hatch with Lynda Kendall attended the rose prom at Preston. Blair Fisher spoke at Sunday school.

Albert Dickson Karrief Roy Henry Hatch Dicksons Montana Milton Fiatch

New Approach Needed to Solve America's Economic Crisis

A speaker warns the nation faces a severe economic crisis with millions of jobs and a fragile trade balance at stake. He urges a new approach by industry, management, and labor emphasizing cooperation, removing waste, and boosting productivity to restore home and world markets.

America Pennsylvania

End of take home pay predicted for workers

The author contends that within twenty years the average worker will lose take home pay as government taxes nibble away small amounts. He argues this slow erosion will leave wage earners with little remaining income.

Ilady

Fringe benefits era prompts labor mood shifts and politics

A reader voice argues that fringe benefits are rising in importance beyond base pay, citing union strikes for more benefits and examples like paid vacations, family health coverage, fuel allowances, and even barber services. The letter also recalls a Richmond court case labeling such perks fringe benefits and comments on upcoming presidential changes and public servants.

Richmond Virginia

Advice on Roasting Turkeys with Proper Dry Heat Tips

Practical guidance on roasting turkeys using slow dry heat on a rack in an open pan. Do not add water or cover during roasting. Follow any specific handling or cooking instructions printed on wrappers or inserts for best results.

Open pan turkey roasting method steps and tips

A fragmented set of open pan roasting steps for a turkey. Instructions cover cleaning rinsing patting dry preheating to 325. salt guidance, stuffing cautions, tying skin, placing on rack, brushing with fat, occasional baste, and checking doneness by drumstick tenderness. Continuous roasting guidance emphasizes maintaining oven heat.

Turkey

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